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Jahawlincbeaiuh Meow
A RURAL ROMANCE
Ambit burden of suspense has been
liftedfrunthe minds of the peopleot
WM. Pat. and vicinity by the mar
lilgoofAnnu Cohort, daughter of the
well to do village tailor. Benjamin (3o
hert. to Anthony Fraley; a prosp‘erout
young builder. The bride is twsaty
years old. and vivacious. The
bridegroom twentrthree. They were
married by Dominie Blacklookon Fri-
daymorning. Atfirstpeople refueedto
heliereit, but when it became known
thattheerentwasun assured tact busi-
ne-was almost entirely suspended in
the village for half a day. so pleased was
everybody that at last he didn't have to
lie awakenights wondering what pretty
Hi. Gilbert and her lover would do next
to furnish unusual subjects for gossip.
Itwll more than two years ago that
lb Cohort and Anthony Fraley be-
eune aequainted at nplcnic. It wata
case at reciproeul love at first sight. and
the young man began making frequent
m on Him Anna at her father'shouae.
Papa cohort had diflerent ideas about
who his daughter's lover should be,
however, Fnley then being only just
out of his time as acarpeuter, with no
within future. and be u notified An-
thony tint he must calling m
Amand ordered Anna to twelve no
further attention from Anthony. Find-
Eg that nothing could ohangb theold
gentlnnnn’a determinntion. his daughter
may obeyed his will and her
lover called no more.
But that they managed to see or mm-
Inunieate with each other was made
' manifest nlew weeks later. when Miss
Cohort was found musing from her
room one day, and in her place was
a note stating that the dietatesof her
heartwere so much stronger thun her
desire to obey the cotnIIIaIIIis of he?! par-
llit that she had cloped with Anthony
haley and that they had gone away to
get married
Now, it had so happened that a week
or so We the elopelnent Papa Cohort
Indheard that Anthony Fraley had It
rlnhuncle in Pittsburg from when: the
young man had great expectations. and
opal invutignting the rumor he hm!
found it to be based onavery solid foun-
dation. This caused agreat change to
cane over the scheming tailor's views on
the subject n! his daughter‘s marital
udhewason theeve of an-
nouncing to her that he had repented of
separating heraud her lover. and that
they might resume their tender rcla-
tiona, when the elopsrneut was an~
nonesdtotdm in his daughter’snote
'l'lia waaathrst very wroth over
DU! was about to start in pur-
nitsfl fin Winners when it sudden-
hm tohim that while it pre-
mattors mewhat. it use
thing allround. for it would on-
hilntosarehis dignityin themat’
“(1th mand- he had laid upon
“shunned“ the ”lethal”—
tut the young man and his prospects in
thelarailyatoaoeand save all fear ot
mm» So he gave up the
'lit'tsda
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it
mm The
them-at
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butt-had
haul-dos;
ii
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' thethhing
1
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it .‘ill
assortmenttomskeseloc.‘
my 9%“:
Button
I"! become at turn. At thshotel
learned that he had driven past in the
direction iron: which they bud mo.
“in Cohen. at a loss to
tuition hired “hotel and started in
pursuit. She overtook her lover two or
all" In“. M of town. and vigil! “I
manded to know “Why bewa- treating
her so.
“I hemmed to think.” he replied. "it
was only meant in fun, and we had bet
ter wait.”
Withontanother word tlIsya‘qned Min
Oobert dream home. and her loverfolo
lowed leisurely.
The arrl'Il home of the tailor's dough-
ter alone did not surprise the old gentle-
man.for be supposed shelled colneto
plead (or forgiveness and rcoonoiliation.
Before shehad time tosaya word he
kissed her and sat .
“I am sorry you I d it in this way. but
I forgiveyou both. Send {or your beer
Md I)
But when the father was told the truth
he was wild, and npbraided his daughter
for her ficklenese. From that tiny and
for weeks. greatly to the amazement of
Anthony Fraley. Anna's father need ev-
ery means to reconcile the stubborn and
inexplicable lovers. but Anna would not
yield, and declared that she would never
again eeeor speak to Anthony. 0n the
contrary, she openly accepted the atten-
tions of JamesJohnson. a widower. twice
her age. In the meantime Finley had
repented of his luminous in rerenging
himself on Anna on the day of the elope-
merit. and persistently endeavored to ob-
tain his former sweetheart‘s forgivenes.
but she held out stontly against his up
peels, although they were aided by the
efforts of herlnther. Six month alter
her elopement audits peculiar ending.
she told her father that she intended to
marryWidower Johnson. As Widower
Johnson was by no means II promos-
ing man and had three children, one
nearly asold as Miss Cohort every one
knew that the girl was going tornarry
him simply out of mm.
No one knew this better than Anthony
Fraley, and he made up lit-I mind to pre»
vent the wedding lie chom- n singular
way of doing it. He went to Johnson
and told him that if he Iunrried Anon
Fruity he would shoot him dead on his
wedding day. Widowur Johnson was
not a. loan of particularly strong per»
sonal courage, and leeI' II manner was
aodetennined that lit was filled with
morn! terror. The result was that he
hrohe his engagement with the tailors
daughter. This did not seem to grieve
her in the least, neither did it have any
eflect in softening her toward her old
lover, and Tm'lor Cohort at last gave up
all hope of ever baring 'i‘ooy leey‘s
great expectations as a port of the Co
hart family, and cussed his endeavors to
bring about a reconciliation between
that young man and his daughter. l-‘ra-
ley himself finally made up his mind
that he might as well give up his charts
to renew the old relation-I and about
three months ago apparently showed
considerable partiality to the daughter
of his old employer. he having In the
meantime started in business for him—
self. lirmetimeheforehebegsn paying
attention tohis fonnercmployer’s daugh-
ter Him Cohen had gone to Claimville
to livewith an aunt. who was an invalid
Amding to the gossip of Coalton
about the Fourth of July a letter from“
one 0! her girl friends in this plane con-
veyed her the intelligence that Tony
Fralsy was going to marry blue
flame. andiu replying tothis letur Miss
(hbert had written. ”Tony l-‘ralI y isn't
goingto do any such thing." At any
ratoone day early in July she returned
to her father‘s nne‘xpeotodly and with
out mtideatim. The gossip of the place
declares that she told her father that
she wanted him to send for Anthony
Finley. Whether she did or out An-
thony Praley certainly wont to Cohort II
on the very night of Anna's arrival. He
continued going there right along. and
knew it was an-
nounced that Anna mil Anthony
Pralsy were to he married on Friday.
July It. and so they were.
gossips of this place more than busy for
two years. the denouemem to which has
grout burden of suspeusslmml'
their think. ”I! carried toy to the heart
0! Tailor Mania (Inhale—New York
Bun.
who.
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a
We! 11m:
arouses-toured beauties-Ia
In. ted for the meridian at
Greenwich; but in Norway every town
wrong.
”minibus-Wm
withOlIristtuda nobleman-Ilene.“
is true. Mania mesa time. but
“any tun-Moo. tor-ii
b m.
filled Whales...
mums.
“embithttth
”We“
tinsaaduasy
fimum no
Wm
mashingfura
tothsuldtaa
tforthis. *
Buehistheroulaueethsthaskept the II
wt
.Ai
..
4th of July at prices so low that
I
. l
the trade Wt! over.
Minnow Bind.
as it Is better iii give "value in the heart of the season. than after
III intimates
Nest and Perfect Fitting 8h
~ :' .1 Butoneinwhlqllthe
1 Best IIaIeIIaI is llsed.l:omhiningllumlllllly
MakingitthobesttI’MOSeomleeeBhoeinthe '
EVERY PAIR wAI-‘IIIAiII'I'En. 1
Call and examine them before purchasing any other shoe,
‘ the season,
’MillinMe for the
allcnn hoveanewsmnmerhat, “am I“
1 .IloIIktl
1 2] Iain Btmt. Harwell.
)5 Bakers, Confectioners,
_ Ice chem.
,1 Selling 9"?" WWW,
Woodman.
Nm‘“""“" “" ‘e‘lm'l‘tz
shin horetuf
You Name fi uder‘hhe
LVan listen 5 Co. is
its due
trad by mutual eonsen
will
r then
III-I:
23?;sz mud-l all ”1.“
FLBIIIYI'N I'ALMBIQM'L
lioutll Horn-Ill. Juno”.
.. m . .
S. B. Billls. Graduate Ulllllllllll.
llllllEll ll. mm 8 II In. Main St
Glam titted to all cmnpllcnlod cums. (‘IIIII
duflm ground from prose "mine or
were ol old louse. Satistu lion guaranteed
II I- barge for testing eves.
where are You (long?
i am going down to
llllNT II mums
fish and Vegetable Market
Where I can always dull the lI‘rIIIIlu-st Fish
and Vegetables. Alan Stilt and SlImkI-Ii lI‘lslI.
Oysters. clams. lobsters.
Pure Tomato Button. 5
lIIIported Sardines.
Agents for “'nlmmuh‘s ('renmor)‘ Butter.
Dolor. Ilollvoml promptly.
HUNT 8t ZELU FF.
l89l.
The Steamboat ulI'l'l'Y 0F ALBANY”
Will make Dally T
Lean- South Konralk at' I :tba. In: finmlms at ”ha. In Hot on stormytiundaysI. ill turn.
\orlI. lit-ekmun street. at- " ll) p. III.
in; lean-8::
Emit list-I rump. BL; Sntuniuyeatkfilp.
FARE—Single Tickets 40 (tents. Excursion it tests.
I).\' SI'NDAYS direct mnmtlon is made Ila lioy llldgs and Culver route for the New iron
ll. without "immerse IlnIluIling Iulmlmlon to iron PM.) I' on.
Palace “or
(Mary l
on ting train
Matt.” m.
The Propeller “CITY OF NORWALK”
W lll leave New York MnmlnysgVuloo-slan nod Fridays at 5 p. In. heave Non-alt hogs”.
n
sand alatarda s at
it L In IiIiII t IIInIIII III.
October 12. IBM.
TRAINS LEAVE SOFT}! NOIHV AlIK Ail
FOLLOWS:
Pol hsw'maxdl. ll. villwrmm Mom]. In
or. “mobbed... on: law. lions.
ex. K'Ilirnlelm MB or 93 III
lll‘iiocalex . lather. lilac.
Z'Ilac to Stamford. express from Humfonl.
in) ex. Mil-r. totitarnfnrd. 5!)" Mn u-
dale-r attacJolmllilno" [0300.1
Washington or rest. floods II Mil ,, 1
i’. altar. 7.. m. mm
“i'ouh'sw linear. A. Q. Hi: (:‘I‘. no III. .,
:Ii'gr cites" mm». P. M. MD
1., Idler" [darn miles" 61>». “Allin. 63!
"lfiequZlu-u “lac. lMlIu llIII'AIiaIIIa
~1IWYIMB?LIIQX.ԤHHIDI"D Ital mu.
i-
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a “Agni—410ml“!
Iona» ~41?st l‘aeJ
“,1”qu lime-1.. Indium
A Mm Hoar lilies.
Ina HPRINJHIII II.
um. I". ll.» Ins
urn . I list. rd
an. UK in!
we
Honda numllns between
How
Fun In"! 8|:le Una-l.
M. iii. or Mrs Ilprlacleld). in? II: Mam"
liar“ 0rd).
LEAVE NEW YORK
roam lineages. A. lie-m «1.00!
an. 70in. emu flier. "with... lunar.
lilhaounea. l’IQ “Fulfill-1.. Inn.
Man .3’sx..lllal..t.tss.hllet..liflsrfi
”Women-4 ”mafiaealllam
ROTON
. Meals To Order
DANBINO DAILY
Hlllllllilll
“he“
SEASON
BBMMENBING MllNllAY, MAY 2511,
. 8-5.7m9013andlltfiam.8l
South Nor-walk. Conn.
A BElIBlllllll 8SllAllAEllu BESllllTI-s
mimim ”MAIL“ ll
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“grout-cm Restaurant.
W
"A THE PAVILION
WWW
l89l.
rips to New York.
:Buluninyaul 2p. lit-l tinndaysat "Imp III.
In. :Sundaysat 51m. In.
Housatonlc Railroad
Ila-bury aadliorwalk Division.
i‘IlltREt'l'llll'l‘OJl' NEH. WI.
Trains leave South Norwalk for Dummy—-
‘lLDlBI—M. mu. tarsusamlwamm.
Minds» Dalnm. andtl Mp.
Trains leave llanhury lorp. South fl.\'Ilr‘rlr.lalk-~
“B
p In. l‘tlmlwdml. mandi
:1.va nkiolilh Vol-walk for “Ytldxefleldw
di'ian-‘l’lfla.m.ll.l3 “all in and 05p. m
Wm lento llld III'II'I forrlrruth
:I’; I II “Maud lMa. III... 240. 325. hillalld
l "I
'.\r w t ort. and l'lttatlohlespmts Muesli-In
Arriving at I ltulltld ill!)
l’ltldtslr and New
VIII-Idem at I III
lm‘tl with!»
york or In loam
.in.. lilthel t p. n. (ma-
III. train (mm hall
south. IlrwnlhI 9. m1. arriving at how
“'lkl IIIII p In
lolly w Holiday.
IMN lIih'! mYlethN.
Train-m leave Brittney-Int as follows
2 Gated-hi1
lather" m. .. out! for mid ’ltufle at. making
connections
lit l0 s. thaw trot Ala Myth:
lilo In
imp‘m" l'ltt “ammo.“ passenger.
”In .. New Milford sprn
ow
{might for um!
:m... erimm
I RWJbIm-nlntnd
“WWW!
POINT
aft Short Ill
Fund a AWE
ll dt ll‘EllY
no a. In, than: no,
‘ svenlngatlo.
I I IIIIIIIIIIFS’ETIIIII IBBI I
, RENEWAL 0!" THE llEldilfl’l‘I’UL. PER-
' IIIIII "MI BIST.
York at :llIIJI. tn“ South Norualk it” p. In. it
PeatMoss A
STABLE BEDDING.
(Hun. W. Healthful. at
"All Till 00“ 0F STAAlY.
Saratoga. , Lake ”George
and MI. McBregnr l‘
We will commence on Saturday, .lur'uet let, a special Ills
SUMMER GOODS.
Black Silk Grenadines, ' Black Silk lace
Colored Dress Goods, Novelties' In Dress Goods, Note,
Wool Challies. Parasols and Sun Umbrellas,
Blazers and Shirt Wuists,
HAZ ELTON
‘Ami
Cross Creek
fillNAlIlIY CONDUCTED
Brand Four-Days’ Visits
By Spats! lIlmiIed Express Trains. arid lion-
Ila)», weekly. till close of season.the next
leaving Mum Norwnlk. Monday. Srpt. 7th. at
llcllta. III. ('fl‘Il. FHA! for all or news or IIIII
round trip whit innludrslmn ut extollent
private booms. admission to all the Splendid
l’III'ltII Grand (omens. Mineral S rllI II the
Magniflrent Porous-Ia. l’mmenmilg. drives.
etc. and lit in Is to We George and MI. Mr-
$3M. twoot the moat fIIIIIouII reports of the
l mu II» had at nemnllarlrnIIIIe.IIlopplng
III the Continental. the mammoth (Jon
Hosier and Underwear.f
Ladies' Lisle Thmnyflose, Ladies’ Fanc 8t Hone,‘
Ladics’ Gauze Vests, Ladios’ Jersey Yiibbed 1“WV 0:30" ‘
Mon’ 8 Fancy Flannel Shirts,
“W Men’s FancyV Half Hose
Hall. (muons Grand l'nlonorothtr o ‘ ’
hummmm MW mp. MAX-2’ lllllYlllY. flak Pine and CABSlIllll MI n ’s Balbriggan Underwear Men’s Gauze Underwear, v
mfll‘llulmllll'l‘l mp6 .3: “‘5'" b5 3:. Roy; . ’ShII-t W aists, l’oys Fancy Flannel Shirts,
In 0..“ 0
“WNW“ L R Co A w. 1mm. (LP A WOOD Ladies’ Silk and Fabric Gloves and Mitts.
(.Itclrtuhir prom wt); for full infonnmlonnnd '
Rook of (jonmgn l‘IiIkotII at FPlaistt-Il's Drug —-——~——-— I
Store. lyl o 1'. IL!
.CK. Manager.
WASH GOODS.
Fine ScolclI Ginghams, Be I: Do nghalns“,
Pineap lo Tissue s ”13:33:,
Persian Crapc ‘,lotlls I
Lawns and Org-undies.
These gomls are all new and fresh but we will
them that will close them out, a
Fall Goods Y we. "“1511 have t,
TRISTRAM&.HYATT
lln. ZBazette Buildings llII IIIall. Bonn.
BRIDGEPORT.
Baled Hay and Straw
lillilll AND FEED.
Baymondllrothers
Blll III " lHE IIIIIuIIcIuIIIII
FIVE MILE RIVER.
..
1:"
\ll Horses sold bv this es-
Will be pleased to serve the public in their
Two BAGK SHARE EllTllAllBE AT THE noon
(IF THE llllAl'El IIIEX.
We have some good bargains left in
talllishment are warranted.
M. H. PARSONS,
Heavy Truck Horses, Family Horses, Grocery
PRIOES lOW.
Horses, Farmers’ Horse-s, in fact. Anything in the Horse
Brookslde Stock Farm.
BABY Alli] llllll GARRIAGES.
Horses. Pacing Horses, Fine Couch Horses. Elegant
TO HORSE BUYERS?”
.. 'llu III l-I1-t lint: ”motor” of baby Influe-
E a} n": fills? Yugo}??? work iIIr ink: in his dig-I'r- 8" ft E d f n 6
‘3 : Ln?“ :v o n It. tear. .I “’ILiTI I‘m: 0 ll 5 o fess
3% 5 iv: lliiifltfiglzfifiglnrwflélxllrfiiflli [13st Ali ands, nhnice Black sands, Panza: and lull
3; g Pfifilflk Y Silks. Black Grenadines. Black lace Dresses,
E 9: BO LSTHQPI Short lengths of trees.
E" \isitnrs \Iill fiIIIl Lot R. Him“: I I 1 G1
5 5 t’ ( on no I; am eves near t
BHILBREN All!) A "L Morning "on" and “ism door of tilt‘ LlIapel Annex. Prints, Sheetings\ Flannels as;
Blankets .m- in the Annex Basement, also reached by the Cannot
street door Rosier} “mine
he found III the tuner.
SPEBIAL IIIIIIIIs m IIIIIIIIIII,
\IlIiclI are in their usual Ilacc Corsets, 0 ti
ris ll aists. (‘llildn II s “K'bite Dresses, InYaIYtns figment,“ For.
Waists, Children 5 Short and Long Cloaks. Ribbons. SmallW
\otIons. Jewelry Perfumerv. AIt Goods, Traveling Bags and
——~'i‘AKE—-——
lllYATlllllB.
llne Bottle Thoroughly convinces.
and (I'IIIts lIIIrIIislIing Goods will
Suffering with Dysontary. Dior.
rhtru. Cholera Morbus. Flatulout
Colic. and all disease-s of the
Bowels. are speedily cured by
HALE’S CORDIAL. Pleasant
to take and perfectly lIIIrIIIlIIss,
Never known to fail if used ltl-rrIIIrIIII-kihlehou In any IIIIIpII there are
IIIIIIHIIII llulllrnllwlln' u. IIIm-IIIIIIIIIIIIII Belts and hundreds of Fam'w iniclos are in th ual 1m
- - . - it f rt 1 K II I ‘ eir us
accordmg to (lll‘t'i tIoIIs. 1.53353? $.11}; 371.11.} “fifm‘fiffilh: and are reached bv the Cannon street entrance. [I
if they rI-IIlizod how really serious dismal.
ml) i-I. lint they think or say. '1! will
III! quI r on bile." W I- do not mean the it:
giliIIIIIII- \IeIIriIIe-u whhh Illl rspI- Item.
nflrr It lInIIl Ila“ .‘l work but that ALL
GONE worm III'I' l-Elimxh IIIIII-II I.
serulolly oI'eIpoIIcr'ng in the mornl
“hen the body should be refreshed IInII‘IY
muly forwork. it iii a mistake to allow
tlIl» IcloIIIl Iiun tIIIuIIIiIIIII. Its llit' body may
soon hm omo dominated in yond I'm-III r
or «I lit Illsem nIIIIy gain II loopholv.
The margin II «If the 3‘) MI In for assistants-
IIlIIItIltlll“mummnl ”“1le kJ‘Toulp
w. B. HALL & C..-
l, BBB Pairs of laditS’ Shoes
Merrill BusIness College:
mun: IIIIl ding-up
the --——-TO B -——
STAMFORD. (‘ ON“. C IIII IlII llllt known to the med tune. I
rfllT'm‘ Militia September' , lloth I‘IIIrlIlI-saml vllalilee the blood. regulates the CLOSE 0 '
( 'ollm oflers invrnased facilities this your All‘ll‘m “I“ "' ally “0“" CES
to all who desire a Business tantalum Lorn-
Iuerclal. Fhorthnml and 'l') powrltim: Ara-
Ilemlr and Telegraphic l). partuwnrs. with the
addition of tierIIIIIII IIIIII An hit-II llil’l'. I‘m-III-
dent IIon III- lIIII rIloweIl at tire ( «III-go after
August “‘i. (' IIrrIIa IIIIIIII IIII mlII iII-d (' nut-
more! on appl anon Adorn-I
IKRBIIIL IIII’HI Sm COIILWI'L.
STA 3i E‘Olil l. (I! l.\' N.
And Im on I'ngII rIIIIuI tion oi IIIIIr All per cent. Tin-en alloosan' odd m1
goods. wound at It reduction and to he sold at prism that unantgm
GENUINE BARGAINS for CONSUMERS.
\Vo quote a low 1m:
Make the Weak Strong.
STlLlSllll'S SPECIFIC
IIIIIIII- Him for One lot of 300 one Lad T
LESLIE SMITH. Ch "3 F 82. 50 to $3. 00; “1331118! pri'ce: 3t‘g0nefifimg
WM 5" Mn”. I and em and flalaria, “y 200 aIII-II LouI'IsII ,Mthewsonawo. ’a slight»
mm («L machmo sewed, Lnglios’ Show, at
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. 8‘2. 00; regular pricey.” 50m to 50. Oneiotof 300 ire, .
lllntbowsondt Co.’ s all lItly im rfect, hand-
sowed worthhhoonpa‘ir; will hopesold for ”.50
to $2.75. Balance to fine Uxiords.sam Ice
and imperfecte, at prices that make I: em
THE BEST BAIBMIB EYEI IFFEIEI.
GLOVER site menu.
wmhw W 1. Public library Building
mllmnatullam” arldzlotwn 3y!
or 8mm IllillESl In Halts
it"m mmnmrr'ttm
incoming” the it‘ll final?” slant-l.
ottyalrme. nods lat tvror null. Thos-
remit “a. work drunk WI IIIIIIII or my 12:;
Spring Styles
HATS
is ALL (ARA!) Al“) (1011le 07'
SIiflandSolI ats,SilkHaIs
Boy's lists and t‘aps. 1 lists for Men and
mutton.
III III II nun. «I'm. L J “Mm“. 3°" NW“ '3’“ 1"“ l" 3'“ ti 8 I Washington St... . "om.
isms-r W
KNAPP’S,
o.P.III' nu
0 ELL 9! Washington St.
MW F. H. NASH 8: m
’llEASllllM llAYlAllllB
Ittlmlmmm.
Imam mm. more mutt?"
ml. 4
II All. Ilm.
firsflWflrmflsaflnm Milo:
Call and See Them
m vmlltmifllfll‘
Ladies’ OutingSuitI-I' In Flannel, Sateen. GinghamandCropoCiloth.‘ ‘
gut prices on V
0 room for 1
w. B. Hall & Co.
Estimates given on
"m“ ““5 P til I AM mum , ‘
.11.... ..,.....1, “IIAIAIIIIllIuIIII‘I'I‘l‘ Plumbing, the Filing. flu and SlIIIIIIlmIIthIt.
BENNETT it “"375”. Economy and Bomlnnl w” 1... ”’“mi
IIIIIIIIIIIII, II. IIIIIIIII. . III- Video. llew Stamford and Silehy 8 Steam um
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